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Kayla Matthews

Kayla Matthews is a journalist and writer covering future tech and infrastructure

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Kayla Matthews is a journalist and writer covering future tech and infrastructure topics for publications like The Week and VentureBeat. In her free time, she also manages and edits her tech blog, ProductivityBytes.com.

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4 Regulatory Complications of 5G Infrastructure Development

The implementation of 5G Internet infrastructure raises fundamental questions about how private companies operate in the public realm. Don't expect easy answers.

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How the Rise of Travel Apps Helps Local Economies

There are so many more ways to access local culture as a tourist or an urban explorer than ever before.

New York Department of Sanitation

Waste Management Best Practices (And Their Impact on Urban Planning)

Urban planners can play a role in ensuring the best possible waste management practices are implemented whenever possible.

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How the City Planners of Tomorrow Will Differ From City Planners Today

The world is changing, and city planners are changing along with it.

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Vertical Cities: Can Mega-Skyscrapers Solve Urban Population Overload?

Vertical cities could be much more than monolithic luxury towers, but the idea has its skeptics.

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